The WBS-Tool is a project managment tool combining the Work Breakdown Structure and Earned Value Analysis.

gradle is used to build, test and deploy the application. If you want to learn more about it check out the Documentation or the Learn page.

There are two ways to use gradle with this project. You can either use your own gradle installation or the gradle wrapper (gradlew) that you will find in our repo after cloning. Using the wrapper does not require you to install gradle on your machine.

Git is used to generate the version tag to make sure git is on your path.

First of all, open a Terminal of your choice and navigate to the project root (cd path/to/project/root). After that you can use gradlew tasks (if using the wrapper) or to see a list of all available tasks. Here are some of the tasks you will probably use most often.

• build the project: gradlew build
• build excluding a task: gradlew build -x [TASK_NAME], for example gradlew build -x test
• run tests: gradlew test
• run main class: gradlew run
• run checkstyle on your project: gradlew checkstyleMain
• create a html checkstyle report: gradlew csReport

When building the project gradlew will generate a build folder and put all the build related output into that folder. If you want to get rid of the build folder just run gradlew clean.

If you are migrating from a previous versions, there might be incompatibilities in the databases. Therefore you'll need to run a migration script. You'll find the migration script in src/main/resources/scripts/migrations. These scripts are named [PREVIOUSVERSION]_to_[NEWVERSION].sql and should be run in a chronological order, until you're at the newest version.